Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-19

IsraIrty ia love ne was and that he was
determined To save her or lose his life in
the attempt. She was now free TO act
for herself. but | was sure that II she
married him she would have loving
husband As | had been concerned in
her rescue from captivity | felt il my
right a. well "a my duty Ia urge her IL
accept him. She did not utter "a word.
bnt remained perfectly passive. ad-
viSed him 10 leave the cabin and get his
ship under way at once. My boat : crew
would assist him. The vessel must be
outside the harbor, | said, before day
light and before sunrise be well into the
Sea Of Marmora- And So we parted
II was three O'Clock when | reached my
ship. Sleep was out of the question.
The events of the previous few days We're
like dream out of which | had Just
awakened. The consequences might have
been serious TO me. But | was always
ready for adventures. and had been in
many predicament equally hazardous,
| lived. as all Young sailors live, on ru-
nance and daring The excitement OF
this occasion WAS a. eNhilararing to me
aS champagne is To the wine bibheT.
In the morning ! was visited by several
of the captains who had been my guests Of
the night before They had felt some
fear for our safety when they learned that
n conflict had taken place between The
guard i'll the street we passed through and
a band of Greek robbers. Two of the
robbers had been killed. These must
have been our pursuers, who. after We
had eluded them. had returned and at
tackled the guard. They We're over
powered by company of soldiers from
the fort, who were making their rounds
To relieve the guard. OF course l knew
nothing of what had become of the
Swedish captain. assured them that he
went safely on board and was Ia have
sailed at sunrise and that. a. the wind
was fresh and fair. supposed he was of
/ feigned attack Of rheumatism as an eX-
cuse for not going ashore that day The
following day our consul. hearing ! was
sick, came on board From him learned
one of the wives of a pasha of the army
had made her escape by the aid, il was
supposed, Of the Greek robbers, some Of
whom had been captured and would be
executed unless they told where their
companions and the captive We're TO be
found. 1t was supposed that she was
held for a ransom. A rigid search was
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